Part,  Chapter

 1      I,     III|      thank you! Amélie, my love, kiss this hand; look at this
 2      I,      IV|          she asked:~ ~"May I not kiss my daughter farewell?"~ ~"
 3      I,      IV|         farewell?"~ ~"Leave your kiss with me, and I will deliver
 4     II,       I|           of that sort, I always kiss the person with whom I form
 5     II,       I|          coyness, the ceremonial kiss, and cordially shaking hands
 6     II,       I|         wife should hear of that kiss? Would n't there be a row,
 7    III,      II|        toward her, and pressed a kiss on his face.~ ~He sprang
 8    III,      II|         name."~ ~"Then I may not kiss thee? Thou lettest me kiss
 9    III,      II|       kiss thee? Thou lettest me kiss thee last year, and the
10    III,      II|        reproachfully, "may I not kiss thy hand either?"~ ~"How
11    III,      II|         A grown-up girl does not kiss a man's hand."~ ~He passed
12    III,      IV|    sobbing convulsively, pressed kiss after kiss on the little
13    III,      IV| convulsively, pressed kiss after kiss on the little maid's wet
14     IV,      IV|           Marie did not offer to kiss her guardian for this birthday
15     VI,      IV|          the first to sob, which kiss was the warmer, cannot be
16     VI,      VI|        again to Marie, - "let me kiss your hand for the last time."~ ~
17     VI,      VI|          over her, and pressed a kiss on the fat cheeks, then
18     VI,      VI|       grateful girl's good-night kiss.~ ~ ~ ~
19    VII,      II|         the tears which he would kiss away.~ ~"May God protect
20    VII,      II|         she pressed her farewell kiss.~ ~"You will guard my treasure,
21    VII,      II|        the sincere response.~ ~A kiss was her reward.~ ~Underneath
22    VII,      II|        room.~ ~And now, one more kiss!~ ~The girl waiting in the
23    VII,      II|         to receive Ludwig's last kiss of farewell.~ ~ ~ ~
24   VIII,      II|         She made as if she would kiss Katharina; but the excited
25      X,     III|           however, more eager to kiss the hand of Vavel's partner,
26      X,     III|      hasten first to embrace and kiss his betrothed wife. No,
27      X,     III|        down to Ludwig's lips.~ ~"Kiss it, Liadwig; kiss this dear,
28      X,     III|       lips.~ ~"Kiss it, Liadwig; kiss this dear, good hand. Oh,
29      X,     III|          to hers in a long, long kiss. In it were forgiveness,